Park Street Cultural Tour

Yue-Wah Oriental Foods

2328 South Park Street

Down each aisle comes a new and exotic smell
Spices and durians and mangos, and meats,
Eggplants, and coconuts, and chili, and sweets.
The smells fill my nostrils
They roll off the air
All through the store.
Smells are here and there
Smells they are sharp, strong and sweet
Smells they float by in one waving sheet
The scents are carried on the breeze
Of mochi, and peppers, and all kinds of teas
The smells are everywhere
Of foods that are rare
Drifting, soaring
Wherever they may be
Smells are important to me.
–Miracle

In Yue Wah there was a lot of food, and they sell like coconut cookies, marshmallow, rowadosa, yanyan, yellow panda, and they had eight kinds of peppers. They have Thai red chili, Serrano, Jamaican chili, jalapeno, banana pepper, poblano, and finger hot chili. I know some pepper is spicy, and some is not spicy at all. They also have lots more food. . . . You should go to Yue Wah, and get something to eat or drink.
–Jay

Entering Yue-Wah
is like entering another world
a world of food
all of it. . .
plantains
frozen fish
frozen black chicken
vegetables
fruits
piñatas. . .
make it what it is
–Mariah

Woody and spiky
Huge and pointy
Back at the back
Is the durian at Yue Wah
Which obviously needs
To be peeled!
–Izzy

Entering you see
A world to be discovered
There are many different cultures
Find one
and
You'll find the others
–Cristina

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